How is that “neat, plausible”?
I’ve never heard of any “solution” to cancer, well known or not, that was neat and plausible.
I’ve never heard of any “solution” to cancer, well known or not, that was neat and plausible.
Hence why I quoted the exact words.
Do you understand it?
The quote is: - neat - plausible - wrong
"Just get rid of the cancer" is - neat because it sounds obvious and tidy - plausible because we can and do cut out cancer - wrong because it ignores the nuance that cutting into a patient's body can have massive impacts on long term health. It can also be wrong because certain cancers have no tumor sites.
They’re likely being dumb and/or intentionally misleading.
If anyone offers an example that could have plausibly fooled the median HN reader at the time of reading, then I will change my mind.